The Night Caller (1965 film)

Night Caller from Outer Space
Directed by	John Gilling
Produced by	Ronald Liles
Written by	Frank Crisp (novel) Jim O'Connolly (screenplay)
Starring	John Saxon Maurice Denham Patricia Haines Alfred Burke Warren Mitchell
Music by	John Gregory (composed and directed by)
Cinematography	Stephen Dade
Edited by	Philip Barnikel
Production company	Armitage Film Productions Ltd.
Distributed by	Butcher's Film Service (UK)
Release date	1965
Running time	85 minutes
Country	United Kingdom
Language	English

Night Caller from Outer Space, also known as simply The Night Caller or Blood Beast from Outer Space, is a British 1965 science fiction film directed by John Gilling. It is based on Frank Crisp's novel The Night Callers.

Scientist Jack Costain (John Saxon) and his aides investigate a meteorite in the British countryside, discovering that it is an alien device from Ganymede, a moon of Jupiter. They capture a tall alien and take it to their lab, but it escapes. Shortly thereafter, teenage girls begin to go missing after answering an advertisement in 'Bikini Girl' magazine. It turns out the alien wants to use women from Earth for breeding purposes.

Leonard Maltin called it a "well-done sci-fi thriller" and gave it two-and-a-half stars out of four. Author Steve Puchalski said, "this alleged 'film' is dry and slow paced, uninvolving and uninspiring".

UK prints of the film feature Alan Haven's version of the hit instrumental "Image" as its theme.